Month: October 2026

Property Management in Phoenix, AZ

Switching Property Managers in Arizona: What to Expect

Switching property managers in Arizona: give notice per your agreement, and the old broker owes records promptly, a deposit list in 5 days and funds in 35.

Renting Out a House in an HOA in Arizona: Rules, Fees and Tips

You can rent out a house in an Arizona HOA unless the declaration bans it. The HOA can charge up to $25 per new tenancy but can’t demand your lease.

Rental Property Tax Deductions for 2026: A Landlord’s Guide

Landlords can deduct interest, taxes, repairs, management fees and depreciation. New for 2026: 72.5-cent mileage and 100% bonus depreciation. IRS-based.

Should You Rent or Sell Your House in 2026? A Phoenix Owner’s Guide

Rent your house in 2026 if rent covers your payment and reserves and you want to keep a low rate; sell if it runs at a loss. Run the Phoenix numbers here.

How Much Does Property Management Cost in Phoenix? (2026)

With Property Plus USA, Phoenix property management costs $75/mo flat or 8–10% of rent plus a $500 leasing fee. See first-year totals at three rent levels.

Phoenix Rent Market Outlook for 2026: What the Data Says

Phoenix rent market 2026: rents are flat to slightly down, with high concessions and new supply slowing. Here’s what Zillow, Yardi and Northmarq data show.

Property Management for Out-of-State Owners of Arizona Rentals

Own an Arizona rental from out of state? You need a statutory agent on file, 24/7 local repairs and online statements. See the rules and costs at $3,200.

Landlord Protection vs Rent Guarantee: What Owners Should Know

Landlord protection reimburses tenant-caused losses; it isn’t a rent promise. Our 10% plan covers up to $50,000 when we place the tenant. See the math.

Is a Property Manager Worth It? A Phoenix Owner’s Guide

A property manager is worth it when its fee is less than the vacancy, time and mistakes it saves. See the math for a $2,400 Phoenix rental and when to DIY.

How to Rent Out Your House in Arizona: A 10-Step Guide (2026)

To rent out your house in Arizona: register with the county assessor, price from current data, screen consistently and cap deposits at 1.5 months of rent.